3D Design’s Virus Tiles Project

Leo Ambrogelly and Benz Lopez|January 29, 2022

Package By: Leo Ambrogelly, Benz Lopez.

Aired as part of The Sage Weekly Broadcast on September 22nd, 2021.

3D Design is planning to create a new art installation on campus, composed of tiles portraying both past and present viruses. The hope is that these tiles will shine a light on the strange beauty that can be found within this ugly time.

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